MOBILE, Ala. (WPMI) — 12 years ago, a fire changed David Griffin’s life forever. He was driving a fire truck when he responded to the scene. Griffin spoke Monday night at the Steeple, telling local firefighters the story. The giant furniture store had no sprinkler system.
Gold Star Spouses Day April 5 was Gold Star Spouses Day, a day we honor surviving loved ones of military members killed in the line of duty. This recognition of the sacrifices made by military spouses is all at once a memorial for the fallen,
America’s Warrior Partnership announced on January 3, 2019 the addition of seven nonprofit organizations and city government groups that will participate in Operation Deep Dive, a community-based Veteran suicide prevention study led by America’s Warrior Partnership and University of Alabama researchers with support from the
Our doors are open! The first step in our vision is now a reality. If you know a Veteran or family member in need in southwest Alabama, call us on 1-866-648-7334 or come by the clinic located at 1156 Springhill Avenue in Mobile, Alabama to
by: Peter Albrecht MOBILE, Ala (WKRG) — On the same day a veteran with PTSD shot and killed a dozen people at a bar in California, a new facility designed to treat vets’ psychological and physical problems opened in Mobile. It was four years in the making
The nation’s largest philanthropy dedicated solely to health, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), has recognized Veterans Recovery Resources for its unique plans to serve Veterans.
Over 75 leaders from around the country joined Veterans Recovery Resources on Thursday, August 9, 2018 for its inaugural Veteran Peer Support Symposium.
MOBILE, ALA. (PRWEB) MAY 22, 2018 As we near Memorial Day—the day we remember the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. Military—we are pleased to announce that Veterans Recovery Resources has established its permanent campus in mid-town Mobile at 1156 Springhill Avenue.
“Veterans Recovery Resouces” is a community-based mental wellness program designed specifically for veterans by veterans. The program is excited to announce it now has a permanent campus in Midtown Mobile. John Kilpatrick with Veterans Recovery Resources and Rebecca Byrne with The Community Foundation joined Studio10
We are often asked why we started Veterans Recovery Resources. If you haven’t deployed yourself or are not a member of a military family, it can be difficult to understand. We created a video to help shed light on the challenges suffered by those who
